Didgeridoo (Yidaki), traditional blowpipe or horn, hand-painted with two turtles in the typical style (dot painting) of the Aborigines (indigenous natives of Australia), made of eucalyptus wood, approx. 120 cm long. It is mainly used as a rhythm instrument for chants in ceremonies. A large lung volume is required to play. The motif appears in rock paintings and rock carvings that are up to 50,000 years old. Aboriginal art is one of the oldest continuous art traditions in the world. [hint: this is an automatic translation from German]   |   Category: Musical instruments   |   Material: Holz   |   Country of origin: Western Australia, Australia | Similar pieces